Friend -- NBC News is calling redistricting one of the most important battles in politics. And I have to agree.

NBC News: "Gerrymandering is alive and well. The coming battle will be bigger than ever. America's decennial congressional redistricting process -- when roughly even-sized House districts are drawn, usually by state politicians -- has become one of the most important battles in politics, as the parties seek to gain advantage by drawing sometimes crazy looking maps.

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As Timm reports, gerrymandering is so effective that state lawmakers, who often function as the map drawers, can hand control of Congress to one party for a decade. North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Ohio are perfect examples -- in all three of these states, Republicans won more seats in 2018 even though the party received fewer votes state-wide.

Will you donate to the AOTL State Plan Fund to prevent another decade of gerrymandered maps?

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The article pinpointed Texas, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina as ripe for partisan gerrymandering in 2021. It's no coincidence those are four of All On The Line's target states.

Our state directors are building grassroots infrastructure at the local level to make sure we're ready for this battle. Can they count on your support to help provide volunteers with the resources they need to be successful? Chip in here: [link removed]

Thanks,
Brian



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